sometimes u just need a red hot chili peppers bass line blasting in ur ears

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sometimes u just need a red hot chili peppers bass line blasting in ur ears
I Have 2-3 Things To Do So I Must Jump Out Of A Window
Email paranoia when you’re expecting an important communication but you just keep receiving mailing list junk instead
And i leave the window open
with the curtains just enough ajar
to let the breeze in
and it circles around my room
pressing against the door frame
trying to find the living
the together
anything but my lonely
there are no mirrors in the room
just my own reflections
and shadows that are all encompassing
that are so complacent
that’s my boy.
you know when you’re laughing at something and then it turns into a hacking cough and you feel like the pale, consumptive little kid in a turn of the century novel who was strictly forbidden from having any fun and he’s only just begun to learn how?
I am fearful of something more than fear: it's something in the landscape surrounding the cities and smaller towns between here and the coast, something out there that feels so empty and it is not made of earth or muscle or fur; it's like a pocket of death but with no form other than the light one might cast upon its trail of fragments. For a moment I think it's just the unfamiliarity of the landscape's agenda, what it contains in the future of its emptiness. I mean, out there I am in and surrounded by a void, a "natural" counterpart to the industrial void of the cities. Out there I can feel buried under the dome of the sky and feel claustrophobic in the heat which is like a plastic cushion pressing unseen against all the surfaces of my exposed body and in all that dizzying stillness I feel like my soul and my flesh will suddenly and abruptly be consumed within the civilizational landscape or else expelled off the face of the earth. What troubles me is that I might not mind.
David Wojnarowicz, Close to the Knives